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[MimiJane]

Hi jmn

My notice of transfer said the same thing but when i spoke to a gentleman at the court he asked how much my claim was for and when i told him £5000+ he said the judge would more than likely request one! so if your claim is for less you may not have to fill one in:)

I spoke to them yesterday too and they told me that there is a good couple of weeks back log, so even when i send this questionaire back ive still got to wait a few weeks til i receive a court date.

Any one know if i need to get any paper work ready to send with it, ive sent copies of my charges to both the court and to wraggs but unsure if i need to send anything else with the questionaire??

 

Good luck jmn keep me posted:D

 

It used to the case that, if your claim was over £1,500, you had to fill in an AQ, if below, you did not. I'm not sure if this is still the case, but always wise to ring the court and ask out of courtesy, plus you normally have only 14 days to pay it. It's also a good idea to make contact with the court, as you'll probably have to ring them again a number of times.

[MimiJane]

:| seem to be having bother filling out this allocations questionaire, in section f do i just send a copy of my charges? if so should i include what there for i.e failed direct debit?

Or do i just send a copy of the draft thats listed in the allocation questionaires guide in the forums templates?

sorry i must be really dumb cus im getting so confused!

NEED YOUR HELP!!!!!!

 

Don't know if you've seen this link but, if not, it will hopefully answer your questions :-

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/11644-allocation-questionnaires-guide-completion.html

 

Mimi

[MimiJane]

Yep, agree with everyone. My "final" nudge letter was still asking for the full amount, but I'm holding out for "judgement by default" for Wragges not submitting their papers in time, so being brave (not stupidly I hope:rolleyes:).

 

Good luck

[MimiJane]

See "Burtonaction's" thread ... similar happened.

 

Mimi

[MimiJane]

It's here :-

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/17065-application-removal-stay-updated.html

 

It would be a good idea for you to put the A-Z in my signature into your favourites ... so useful

 

Mimi

[MimiJane]

Good luck with everything Jan Hope you get your stay "lifted" eventually.

 

I've actually never read of Wragge submitting any court documents (has anybody?), probably due in the main to the courts asking them to declare why their "charges" are not penalties:rolleyes: Everyone seems to be winning by default or taking any early settlement

 

Mimi x

[MimiJane]

I wouldn't appeal until you've received the info. from the courts. No harm in ringing them.

 

Mimi

[MimiJane]

Hi there,

 

I found that I got differing answers from the court to any questions ... it depends who you get and how harrassed they are at the time:rolleyes:

 

Personally I would not pre-empt anything by sending a letter just yet ... you don't want to rock the boat with the judge at all and risk putting his nose out of joint!

 

If each case is being looked at separately, I'd hold fire and see what happens IMHO. If your case is then "stayed", you can always apply to have it removed.

 

Mimi

[MimiJane]

Not as far as I know. I'd just go ahead as normal. A 'phone call to the court wouldn't do any harm though as it's understandable you'll want to be prepared.

 

Mimi

[MimiJane]

Hi there,

 

Here you go :-

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/17065-application-removal-stay-updated.html#post1046820

 

To be honest, I haven't heard of anyone being successful yet (apart from some folks at Hull court). Must be some more successes soon:rolleyes:

 

Good luck

 

Mimi x